Forced Damped
Vibration: Phasors -- Help |
The graphing window at top right accomodates displays the input steady state solution of the differential equation mx" + bx' + kx = A sin(ω t) and of other related functions including the input signal A sin(ω t) . The time value is set using a slider under the window. The [>>] key starts an
animation. The [<<] key resets t to The window at left represents the complex plane, and on it are displayed
the phasors corresponding to the graphs shown in the right window.
The given differential equation is the imaginary part of the complex valued The [Relate diagrams] key toggles faint lines connecting the point on the imaginary plane with the corresponding point on the graph. Buttons at bottom right control display of graphs of the input A sin(ω t),
the system response x , the three component functions kx , bx' ,
and mx" , and the corresponding phasors. Each button has three settings:
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